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1DYD9Y8EomqBapvM
replied 2003d
Biology. People in confusion pick leaders of their presumed tribe and stick to it in some cases to the end. Trust no one, think for yourself
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replied 2004d
BitcoinHoarder
Disagree. Value is subjective and price discovery is the most important business among all. Many investments don't fit market's demands and companies go bankrupt
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replied 2004d
BitcoinHoarder
Miners on BCH now are pretty much the same as miners of last year's August. Hashrate between Bitcoin chains will continue to swing to match profitability
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replied 2005d
BitcoinHoarder
No wonder why BCH hashrate is dropping: https://www.trinsicoin.com/ and BitMEX'es calculations state clear that both attack and defense are costing each side money. I expect new swings
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replied 2005d
cbeastsv
Did u miss nChain's plans for tokenization? No open blockchain will be able to escape development in colored coins
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replied 2005d
Mrpumperitis
Disagree. Divergence of tickers provides clarity for everyone involved and makes competition less dirty. I was rooting for BCH ticker since the split in August
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replied 2005d
Memo protocol works on both chains. Don't forget to back up private keys
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replied 2005d
cbeastsv
Other people never need to care. Good infrastructure is invisible. Bitcoin was "a fun toy, but hardly noteworthy" for years, now IMF is forced to talk about crypto. Early days
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replied 2006d
cbeastsv
Gambling is the core of Bitcoin's early success. "Unlicensed"? Bitcoin is above jurisdictions. No court can delete this memo. Moving forward OP_RETURN and DSV will enable so much more
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replied 2006d
BitcoinHoarder
It certainly isn't. BCH is 46.6% ahead and hadn't lost the advantage since the split
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replied 2007d
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Blocks on BSV chain are filled with stress-test txs that are generated on the spot. Likely for several reasons, but one of them is competitive edge over independents
1DYD9Y8EomqBapvM
replied 2007d
Even if u send it without the fee. Bitcoin tx has only two characteristics: validity within miner's ruleset and economic feasibility determined by miner, sometimes 0-fee txs fit
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replied 2007d
1FdH2AUeyC7KoQva
Congratulations! Be careful
1DYD9Y8EomqBapvM
replied 2007d
Concept of spam doesn't apply to blockchains. E-mails are forced upon u - u've to collect everything to start discriminating, which is not the case with Bitcoin or other crypto
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replied 2007d
Sk8eM dUb
BCH is 51.8% ahead now
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replied 2008d
cbeastsv
Bitcoin survived Blockstream, Bitcoin will survive nChain, Bitcoin is unstoppable
1DYD9Y8EomqBapvM
replied 2025d
There's no better system of building wealth than to leave people to make free choices
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replied 2025d
Rings used to be symbol that reflected social fabric of unions for life. That fabric is gone
1DYD9Y8EomqBapvM
replied 2028d
And database is so much more important than the interface. So we're pretty much cool
1DYD9Y8EomqBapvM
replied 2028d
Mirror sites as patchwork and blockchain-based DNS ultimately
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replied 2047d
slb
oyo.cash is so much better than chainfeed.org for search purposes. Thx!
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replied 2049d
If u weren't rich, u didn't get to choosed your citizenship before 2009. Bitcoin is in part a new global nation
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replied 2049d
Global constitution is fine as long as it's installed like amendments to US Constitution: overwhelming majority in each country. Unlikely to occur, especially when we go crossplanetary
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replied 2067d
The market. Both of us are in the constant negotiation. Humans are the blankest slate, culture - history of dialogues - accounts for the bigger blank part of us
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replied 2067d
Memoing